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The Cross Keys re-opens with lockdown lifting

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With the lifting of lockdown, the recently rebranded and redecorated Cross Keys bar and restaurant in Grasby has officially re-opened.

And that’s not all, the beloved venue has launched its á la carte menu as well as a completely vegan menu.

Moreover, The Cross Keys will be launching a cocktail happy hour during the week because, goodness knows, we could all use a little fun.

The restaurant will be running on its previous hours of 12 – 11.30 Sunday – Thursday & 12 – 12.30 Friday and Saturday.

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